Freeform Plus – StructureFX In this week's 2 Minute Tuesday, we delve into the StructureFX tool in Oqton’s Freeform Plus. The StructureFX tool enables the user to algorithmically generate complex clay structures that would otherwise be extremely difficult or virtually impossible to create using other clay modeling methods.
Freeform Plus – Closed and Open Curves for Detailing Clay In this week's 2 Minute Tuesday, we examine the use of closed and open curves for detailing clay models in Oqton's Freeform Plus
The Freescan Trak Pro2 is a portable optical coordinate measuring system, designed to scan and measure large objects, reaching an accuracy of 23 microns. Reliability of accuracy is achieved through acceptance testing conformance to the VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 Standard. This testing was conducted in an ISO 17025 accredited Laboratory, assuring users of fast, reliable, and accurate part scans. With two (2), five MP, industrial-grade cameras using 25 crosses (50 blue laser lines) enabling extremely [...]
Freeform Plus – An Alternate Method for Designing a Foot-Ankle Orthotic In this week’s 2 Minute Tuesday, we explore another method for producing a foot-ankle orthotic. This time we will be using a different modeling tool in Oqton’s Freeform Plus than in our last video.
Almost two millennia ago, a man in Roman Britain was executed by crucifixion. His skeleton was discovered in 2017 in Cambridgeshire, England. And now, thanks to the expert work of forensic imaging specialist Joe Mullins and Oqton’s Freeform software, we can see his face. Mullins is a professor at George Mason University in Virginia in the United States. He also works for the forensic imaging unit of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. [...]
Freeform Plus – Creating a Foot-Ankle Orthotic from a Human Scan In this week's 2 Minute Tuesday, we explore how to design a foot-ankle orthotic using the scan of a human leg and Oqton's Geomagic Freeform Plus.
Freeform Plus – Setting and Changing Clay Coarseness In this week's 2 Minute Tuesday, we will continue to explore the tools within Oqton's Freeform Plus, this time focusing on clay coarseness.
This blog post will discuss how to use the Virtual Edge Deviation Tool in Control X. It is often necessary to extract virtual edges of a part to compare them to the actual CAD model’s edge to ensure a part is within spec. Depending upon the resolution of the scanner, the sharp edges of a scanned part may be somewhat rounded or chamfered. Consider the requirements of checking the outer edge of the part shown [...]
